Attracted by its fragrant aroma, you can’t help but order another one. The “yakitori,” which has become popular in Japanese izakayas, is now a familiar sight in Vietnam as well. With a variety of flavors available depending on the ingredients, parts, seasonings, and cooking methods, yakitori, which includes chicken meat […]
Although they both look at the same moon, there are different cultures in Japan and Vietnam regarding the moon-viewing rituals and the way they are celebrated. In Japan, the tradition of offering mooncakes and bamboo shoots to the moon has been passed down; while in Vietnam, the Mid-Autumn Festival is Tet Chuntu […]
Vietnam is dotted with islands each with their own unique charm. In this special feature, we visit the northern island of Co To and the southern island of Thanh An to experience their respective unique characteristics. On Co To, where the clear sea and abundant nature remain, beauty and harmony are […]
A place to warm your heart at the end of the day when you meet up in Ho Chi Minh City. Not just a place for drinking alcohol, but a place where you naturally want to linger. House of Irori is not just a place to enjoy alcohol; it aims to provide a place where your mind can find peace and all your fatigue can be healed […]
Hon Son Island, located in the sea off the southern coast of Vietnam, is a quiet island located in An Giang Province. It lacks the touristy atmosphere and still retains the simple scenery and peaceful atmosphere unique to a fishing village. In recent years, people have begun to enjoy nature more […]
Along with economic development, Vietnam’s dining scene is now entering a period of maturity like never before. In bustling city streets, you can find renowned restaurants that strive to offer only the “real” without compromising their local culture. In this special feature, we take a look at some of the best restaurants in various parts of Vietnam […]
Focusing on Vietnamese fashion shops, we will introduce designs and products born from the traditional beauty, modern sensibilities, and the thoughts that each of them convey. From unique apparel shops to accessories that add a touch of style to your everyday outfits, we will explore the diverse […]
A giant globe that gently hangs from the ceiling, taking you on a journey to the 19th century in the heart of Saigon. The brass gears quietly shine in the soft golden light. House of Merlin in central Saigon is like a steampunk mechanical device, with a futuristic design that evokes the spirit of the past […]
This is a historical district that has a history of about 1,000 years. It is not registered as a World Heritage Site, but it is protected as a designated heritage site by the Vietnamese government and strict restrictions are placed on building reconstruction and landscape design. Therefore, buildings from the French colonial era and narrow alleys remain intact today […]
[Hanoi Old Town] Full Experience Report of the Top-notch Spa "L’essence De La Vie Spa" That Heals the Five Senses A must-do activity when visiting Hanoi is strolling around Hoan Kiem Lake. However, when you walk around the cobblestone streets and the waves of motorcycles in the Old Town, you might not realize that you are walking on a...
[Hanoi] A blissful respite in the heart of the Old City. A report on the "L'essence Spa," a private room in every room. The highlight of Hanoi tourism: Hoan Kiem Lake. Just north of it, the bustling Đinh Liệt Street spreads out, a great place to shop and […]
Hidden gem in Hanoi Old Town: A real taste of luxury Vietnamese cuisine at L’essence De Cuisine! The best part of traveling to Hanoi is the bustling street food stalls! But once you’re here, you can take a break from the hustle and bustle and enjoy a relaxing moment in a calm space […]
Throughout Vietnam, there are many fascinating souvenirs that embody the unique culture and stories of the region. In this special feature, we introduce shops that you want to take back with you along with your memories of the journey while touring the north, central, and southern regions. From items that carry on the tradition of traditional crafts to shops that incorporate modern sensibilities […]
Vietnam’s traditional New Year, Tet, is celebrated every year from late January to early February as the lunar calendar New Year. This year’s Tet (first day of the new year) falls on February 17, 2026, in the Gregorian calendar, and the country will be in a holiday period leading up to and following the holiday, bringing a new year’s atmosphere to the streets and homes […]
The Ha Noi Five-Quarters Cultural Railway, which opened on August 19, 2025, is a train that departs from Hanoi Station and travels through Long Bien and Garram […]
Attracted by its fragrant aroma, you can’t help but order another one. The “yakitori,” which has become popular in Japanese izakayas, is now a familiar sight in Vietnam as well. With a variety of flavors available depending on the ingredients, parts, seasonings, and cooking methods, yakitori, which includes chicken meat […]
